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CDN Price Comparison — Real Numbers for 200 GB and 1 TB a Month (2026)

CDN prices are hard to line up: one provider charges per GB, another sells monthly plans, a third only quotes. This page runs the same two scenarios — 200 GB and 1 TB of traffic a month — through the list prices of cdn.com.tr, Bunny, KeyCDN, CDN77 and Cloudflare, and shows what a per-GB price leaves out of the bill. The goal is not the cheapest provider but the right one for your site.

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CDN Price Comparison — Real Numbers for 200 GB and 1 TB a Month (2026)
5Providers, same two scenarios
200 GB / 1 TBMonthly traffic scenarios
$9cdn.com.tr Small, everything included
Sep 6, 2026Date of the list prices

The table: what 200 GB and 1 TB a month cost

The method is simple: we took each provider's list price from its own pricing page and worked out both scenarios. For per-GB providers we used the lowest regional rate (Europe / North America); check which region applies to your audience. For providers selling flat plans the 200 GB and 1 TB columns show the same figure, because the bill is the same.

cdn.com.tr is priced in US dollars on this page and in Turkish lira, fixed, for customers in Türkiye — see CDN pricing.

ProviderPricing model200 GB / month1 TB / monthCurrencyWhat the price includes
cdn.com.tr (Small / Large) Flat monthly plan $9 $49 USD; fixed TRY in Türkiye Traffic + storage in one quota, WAF, DDoS protection, automatic SSL, managed DNS, WordPress and container hosting, 24/7 support
Bunny.net (Standard, EU/NA rate) Per GB, $1/month minimum $2 $10 USD Traffic. Asia $0.03/GB, Middle East–Africa $0.06/GB; storage and add-on products separate
KeyCDN (EU/NA rate) Per GB, $4/month minimum $8 $40 USD Traffic. Asia $0.08/GB, Africa–Latin America $0.10/GB; 3 zones free, then $1/month each
CDN77 Monthly plan, 5 TB included $100 $100 USD The 5 TB in the plan plus platform features; the same fee if you stay far below 5 TB
Cloudflare Plan; traffic not metered Free $0 · Pro $20 Free $0 · Pro $20 USD Free: basic caching, limited WAF rules, community support. Business $200
Medianova, Akamai Quote (enterprise) On quote On quote USD / EUR Sold on contract with minimum commitments; rarely economical at small volumes

List prices taken from the providers' own pricing pages on September 6, 2026. Providers change prices; check the current page before buying.

What a per-GB price leaves out: the rest of the bill

The lowest number in the table is Bunny's: $2 for 200 GB. If all you do is deliver static files and need nothing else, that is genuinely cheap and there is no point pretending otherwise. But a per-GB price is traffic only. Everything else a production site needs sits outside that number: a Web Application Firewall and bot protection, DDoS absorption, managed DNS, storage, image optimisation, per-request fees, regional rate differences, the monthly minimum, and support you can actually reach.

Each of those is a separate product, a higher plan, or simply not offered. What you should compare at the end of the month is not the GB rate but the total bill for everything your site really uses. At cdn.com.tr that total is one number: $9, with everything in it.

Currency risk: a dollar-priced bill changes every month in lira

Four of the five providers in the table price in US dollars. For a customer paying in Turkish lira that means the same $8 KeyCDN bill is a different amount every month — and 20% more after a 20% move in the exchange rate, with nothing changed on their side. For anyone who budgets, gets invoices approved or answers to an accountant, that is the question of how many surprises the year holds.

cdn.com.tr prices in Turkish lira on the Turkish site and charges that exact lira amount: the plan that is 449 ₺ today stays 449 ₺ for the period, whatever the dollar does, and the invoice is issued in lira. Details on the CDN pricing page.

When a per-GB provider is the better choice

The honest answer: sometimes. If you push tens of terabytes of static content a month, your audience is spread across the world, your security layer and DNS already live elsewhere, and you have engineers who read pricing sheets, a per-GB provider such as Bunny or KeyCDN can come out cheaper in total.

If your visitors are mostly in Türkiye and its region, you do not want to assemble WAF and DDoS protection yourself, you care about a fixed bill in lira and reaching a person who speaks your language, and your site needs WordPress or container hosting alongside the CDN, the flat plan is both cheaper and simpler. Both models have their place; what matters is knowing which one you are in.

What the $9 cdn.com.tr plan includes

Included in the Small plan (200 GB): CDN caching from edges in Türkiye and Europe with path-based cache rules and instant purge; a Web Application Firewall, DDoS protection, JavaScript-challenge bot protection, country and IP rules and rate limiting; automatic Let's Encrypt SSL for every connected domain; managed DNS; automatic WebP image optimisation; WordPress and container hosting with object storage, Redis and database add-ons; a panel, a CLI (cdnctl) and a REST API; 24/7 support.

Traffic and storage draw from one quota, there are no per-request fees and no regional rates. Medium ($19, 400 GB) and Large ($49, 1 TB) only raise the quota; the feature list is identical across all three. The full list is on the CDN service page.

Work out your own cost in 30 seconds

Add up your monthly traffic (from your hosting panel or current CDN) and the data you will store; the result is the quota you need. Under 200 GB is Small, up to 400 GB Medium, up to 1 TB Large. If you land between two plans, take the smaller one: upgrading is one click in the panel and you only pay the difference.

Then put the same number into the table and add the extra products you would need at a per-GB provider. What you are comparing now is the real bill. If you are still unsure, try it risk-free: cancel from the panel whenever you like and we refund the payment the same day.

CDN Price Comparison FAQ

Which CDN is the cheapest?

On traffic price alone, Bunny.net: $0.01/GB in Europe and North America, so $2 for 200 GB. That figure does not include a WAF, DDoS protection, DNS, storage or support. Once you look at the total bill the ranking depends on what your site needs — that is what the table and the "what a per-GB price leaves out" section on this page are for.

Why pay anything when Cloudflare has a free plan?

Cloudflare Free is enough for many hobby sites, and it is fair to say so. Its limits are also clear: a limited number of WAF rules, community support, no priority. A business site that moves to Pro ($20) or Business ($200) pays in dollars, so the bill moves with the exchange rate. cdn.com.tr is $9 — 449 ₺ fixed in Türkiye — with WAF and DDoS protection included, support in Turkish and English, and hosting in the same panel.

Are you more expensive than Bunny or KeyCDN?

For traffic alone, yes: in the 200 GB scenario Bunny is $2, KeyCDN $8, we are $9. As a package, no: the $9 includes the WAF, DDoS protection, SSL, DNS, storage, WordPress and container hosting and 24/7 support that you would buy separately or build yourself at a per-GB provider. Which is cheaper for you depends on whether you need those things.

Are the prices in the table current?

The list prices were taken from the providers' own pricing pages on September 6, 2026. Providers change prices, so check the current page before you buy; the current cdn.com.tr price is always on the [CDN pricing](/cdn-pricing) page.

Can I pay in Turkish lira?

Yes. On the Turkish site prices are in lira, the charge is made in lira and the invoice is issued in Türkiye in lira. Exchange-rate moves do not change your bill during the period.

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